“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] Yet I tell you that in such a body you would finally feel like a prisoner, for your moods and reflections, your feelings and your thoughts, would find no responsive mirror in your flesh. [...]

[...] Many of them feel almost the prisoner of abilities that will only extend so far, and no further. [...]

His ego would have been in great danger of becoming a rigid prison for his intuitive self, because of the necessary defensive mechanisms it had to adopt against the most difficult and threatening aspects of his mother’s personality.

I do not know whether the specific instance was known, but its likelihood is suspected (pause), and in some way some Jewish money may have been involved though not necessarily the money paid to the prisoner.

[...] If you magnify your limitations you create your own prisons. [...]

[...] In the terms of which we’re speaking, now, having attained a certain but quite limited artistic career that you felt was more of a prison that no technique could help you escape. [...]

You can look through psychological time at clock time and even use clock time then to your greater advantage; but without the initial recognition of psychological time, clock time becomes a prison. [...]

[...] They will be, and are, prisoners of their tools.

[...] Dunne does leave intervening areas between dimensions which may be perceived by an observer from a neighboring dimension, but all in all his serial selves are to some large degree prisoners of those dimensions in which they exist.

[...] You can look through psychological time at clock time, and even use clock time to your advantage; but without the initial recognition of psychological time, then clock time is somewhat of a prison.

[...] We aren’t to think of it as a prison from which we will one day escape, or as an execution chamber from which all escape is impossible. [...]

[...] We may be more “prisoners,” or more deeply rooted in our times and concepts, than we like to admit. [...]

[...] For the number one time has changed for both of you since our sessions began, and it no longer seems the prison that it did earlier.